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Meng Yeow
Meng Yeow

Meng Yeow is the Chairman and one of the Co-Founders of tokuAsia. He started off as a Tokusatsu fan after watching Ultra Seven on Singapore TV in the 90s. His favourites are Ultraman Tiga, Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger, Kamen Rider Hibiki, the GARO series and Gamera 1999.

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Legend Hero Samgugjeon - A good Korean Tokusatsu

Who says the Japanese are the only ones who can do Tokusatsu?

Legend Hero Samgugjeon is the best Tokusatsu series you never saw till now. And it’s from Korea

By Meng Yeow Posted in Articles, Columns, Tokusatsu Hero, TV on December 23, 2018 0 Comments Continue reading
My tokuAsia Story

I love the superhero genre not because I think there are real people out there who can transform into one.

Every child has a hero they idolise growing up. Mine happened to wear colourful rubber suits, shooting laser beams from their hands. Some had sword-wielding giant robots, and some, they kick. Hard. More often than not I would get disapproving stares and head shakes from family and friends, some of whom were even in the […]

By Meng Yeow Posted in Columns on November 15, 2018 0 Comments Continue reading
Toku Jukebox #1: Shounen Yo

Shounen Yo 少年よ “Hey Boy!” Series: Kamen Rider Hibiki (2005) Composed by: Sahashi Toshihiko | Lyrics by: Fujibayashi Shoko Performed by: Fusa Akira Shounen Yo is the first ending song of Kamen Rider Hibiki.

By Meng Yeow Posted in Kamen Rider, Music on August 26, 2015 0 Comments Continue reading
Flashback Friday #22: Ultraman Tiga Episode 29 - Blue Night's Memory

青い夜の記憶(Aoi Yoru no Kioku) This week’s Flashback Friday takes us to one of the episodes of Ultraman Tiga!

By Meng Yeow Posted in Flashback Friday, Ultraman on July 31, 2015 0 Comments Continue reading
Flashback Friday #14: Pandamen (2010)

Pandamen Starring Zhan Yu Hao (as Pan Da), Devon Song (as Chi Nan Jie), Jessie Chiang (as Xiao Yu) and Tiffany Tang (as Liya), Pandamen was Taiwan”s first attempt at producing a superhero TV series. Popular singer/director/actor Jay Chou who was the director of this series also had a role as a police officer named […]

By Meng Yeow Posted in Flashback Friday, Tokusatsu Hero on June 5, 2015 0 Comments Continue reading
Adult-Oriented Tokusatsu Series You Should Watch

Tokusatsu is generally made for children. But here's some other options for those old enough.

Tokusatsu is generally made for children. But here’s some other options for those old enough.

By Meng Yeow Posted in Listicles, Tokusatsu Hero, Ultraman on April 28, 2015 0 Comments Continue reading

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